UNSPSC 42331600: Veterinary

Kits for use by veterinary.

UNSPSC 42331600 Veterinary is a Class code covering professional veterinary services and supplies state and local governments procure to support animal control operations, shelter care, farm management, emergency response, and community health programs. The work ranges from routine preventive care and spay-neuter surgery to emergency overnight services, mobile clinics for underserved populations, and specialized services such as farm herd management and racetrack oversight. Recent solicitations show jurisdictions procuring licensed veterinarians to staff shelter facilities on a recurring basis, purchasing veterinary drugs and medical supplies for high-volume animal intake operations, and contracting for episodic services including community vaccination clinics, rescue-organization coordination, and emergency care during off-hours when in-house capacity is unavailable. Issuing bodies span city animal-care departments, county animal-services divisions, county corrections facilities, state racing commissions, and specialized public-health programs, with repeat activity in Florida, Georgia, Texas, California, Arizona, and Kentucky.

Activity under the code concentrates in municipal and county animal-services procurement. Recent representative solicitations include Pinellas County Government's ITB 26-0718 for veterinary drugs and supplies (due September 24, 2026) supporting an animal shelter that impounds over 10,000 animals annually, with estimated annual spend of $25,000 for a 36-month contract value of $75,000; Newton County Board of Commissioners' RFP 2704 for veterinary services for animal control (due October 22, 2026); Monroe County, Georgia's RFP requesting a licensed veterinarian for professional oversight of county animal services (due October 23, 2026); Pinal County, Arizona's RFP 264131 for comprehensive veterinary services including emergency care and spay-neuter work (due June 5, 2026); Collier County, Florida's ITN 25-8347 for comprehensive veterinary services to the Domestic Animal Services Center, including staff veterinarians and surgical technicians (due February 4, 2025); the City of San Antonio's RFA 26-105 for spay-neuter contract veterinarians at $1,300 per shift (due August 25, 2026); the City of Austin's RFP 9200BRS3010 for emergency overnight veterinary services (due September 29, 2026); and the Commonwealth of Kentucky Department of Corrections' RFP 527-2700000011 for farm herd veterinary services at Northpoint Correctional Complex (due September 24, 2026). Geographic concentration includes Texas, Florida, Georgia, California, Arizona, and Kentucky, with additional activity in Colorado and nationwide among state and local animal-services operations.